Takes After You
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
3rd traste
SONG: TAKES AFTER YOU
ARTIST: ERNEST
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/xrzYy0sqSyQ
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: 3rd FRET
[Intro]
C G F
C G F
[Verse]
C G
I'm a wild child, definition
F
Of a can't-tell-me-nothin', won't-listen
C G
You're an angel, girl, you're perfect
F
Don't know how you thought I was worth it
C G
Well, before too long, one and one made three
F
And I'm scared to death 'cause he looks like me
C G
And I pray to God that apple
F
Falls a little further from this tree
[Chorus]
Am G C F
I know that boy won't walk on water
G Am7
'Cause he comes from my blood
G C F
And I pray one day he'll look back and
G C
Not be all I was
G F
He might not live by all red letters
G Am
Somethin' close to that'll do
G C F
Oh, if he don't take after Jesus
G C G
I hope he takes after you
F
I know he will
[Verse]
C G
All of your grace and less of my crazy
F
So he skips all the need-a-lotta-savin'
C G
Have a better track record than his old man
F
Only thing I got right was your left hand (Yeah)
[Chorus]
Am G C F
I know that boy won't walk on water
G Am
'Cause he comes from my blood
G C F
And I pray one day he'll look back and
G C
Not be all I was
G F
He might not live by all red letters
G Am
Somethin' close to that'll do
G C F
Oh, if he don't take after Jesus
G Am G C F F G
I hope he takes after you
Am G C F
[Bridge]
G C
He'll probably pick up a guitar
F
Maybe write a few songs
Am G
Oh, but if he's half like you
F
He'll do half as much wrong
[Chorus]
Am G C F
I know that boy won't walk on water
G Am
'Cause he comes from my blood
G C F
But I hope one day he looks back and says
c
His dad raised him good
G F
He might not live by all red letters
G Am
Somethin' close to that'll do
G C F
Oh, if he don't take after Jesus
G C G
I hope he takes after you
F
Oh oh ohh
[Outro]
G C G F
He takes after youuuuuuu ou ouuu
How to play Takes After You
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The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.